Sarah Zettel Books in Order

Merchant Eric Born is one of the few surviving humans scattered across a universe ruled by older powers. His telekinetic ability and uneasy alliances draw him into a search for humanity's origins and a conflict that could reshape its future.

Starship owner Katmer Al Shei and her crew face an emerging intelligence inside their computer systems. As humans and artificial life are pushed toward conflict, the ship's newly hired Fool may be the only person able to prevent a war.

A war-torn alien world asks Earth for help after centuries of conflict have left its people and environment devastated. The intervention brings outsiders into a fragile peace, where old hatred and competing interests threaten to start everything again.

Dr. Helen Failia helped build humanity's first working colony on Venus and refuses to let it fail. As funding and political pressure mount, the colony's future becomes tangled with threats that challenge everything its people have built.

Chena Trust leaves an overcrowded space station for the supposedly protected world of Pandora. There she learns that humanity faces a genetic crisis, and her family may be needed for a plan that demands far more than they are willing to give.

Lighthouse keeper Bridget Lederle rescues a stranger on Lake Superior and is drawn into Isavalta, a realm of sorcery and imperial struggle. There, secrets about her heritage make her central to a fight for an empress's throne.

When Grace Loftfield is trapped by a drowned sailor's spirit, her sister Ingrid seeks help from the exiled sorcerer Avanasy. Their journey leads toward Isavalta, where Empress Medeoan faces a husband plotting to steal her crown.

Seven Seasons of Buffy collects essays by science fiction and fantasy writers, including Jennifer Crusie, who examine Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s characters, themes, and cultural impact, from slaying metaphors to high-school horror and why the show still matters.

Risa flees a fate arranged by her father, who promised her to the sorcerer Euberacon. With Sir Gawain at her side, she must escape curses and enemies determined to use her in their campaign against Camelot.

Back in Isavalta, Bridget discovers that the daughter she believed dead is alive and entangled in imperial ambition. To save her child and herself, Bridget must survive dangerous magic, old enemies, and a struggle for power.

After her Welsh home is destroyed, Elen sets out to seek Arthur's help against Urien and the sorceress Morgaine. Sir Geraint joins her dangerous journey, where fae bargains, vengeance, and a cruel spell test both courage and trust.

When Lady Lynet's brother murders their father and seizes power in Cambryn, she rides to Camelot for help. Accompanied by young Gareth, she must outmaneuver rebellion, sorcery, and a threat that could pull the kingdom into war.

Princess Natharie is sent as tribute to the mighty Hastinapura Empire, leaving her own future behind. At court, she finds religious zealotry and political schemes pushing her homeland toward war, with Prince Samudra as an uneasy ally.

Chef Charlotte Caine runs a Greenwich Village restaurant for humans and paranormal diners with her vampire brother, Chet. When a troublesome customer turns up dead outside Nightlife, Charlotte must clear Chet before the case destroys their business.

Considered unmarriageable by London society, Miranda Prosper is startled when handsome Corwin Rathe asks her to dance. Their attraction pulls her into enchantment, dangerous magic, and a mystery that could overturn the life she thought she understood.

Lady Jane has learned to protect herself behind a cool, controlled exterior, until a dangerous magical connection disrupts her plans. Desire and old wounds collide as she is drawn into a Regency world where sorcery can make trust even harder.

Queen Laurel of Cambryn agrees to marry Sir Agravain to protect her divided kingdom. Before their new alliance can settle, they are called north to a land ravaged by Morgaine's influence and threatened by invasion.

As a Dust Bowl storm bears down on Kansas, Callie LeRoux learns that she is half fairy and marked by prophecy. With rival fairy courts coming for her, she flees with Jack, a former bootlegger who may be her only ally.

Alicia Hartwell believes she is destined for spinsterhood until Lord Edward Carstairs proposes. Edward recognizes that enchantment has shaped Alicia's life, and their growing passion exposes family secrets and a magical intrigue neither expected.

Charlotte lands a dream job catering the wedding of a vampire and a wealthy witch, then the original chef is found dead. As members of the groom's family disappear, she must solve the case before the celebration becomes a disaster.

In 1935 Hollywood, Callie searches for her missing parents while working among movie stars and studio power brokers. Fairy factions still want to claim her, and help from Jack and Paul Robeson may not be enough to keep her free.

Sixteen-year-old orphan Peggy is forced to impersonate a lady-in-waiting at King George I's court. When she suspects the real girl was murdered, Peggy must use her thief's instincts to survive a palace full of spies and secrets.

After rescuing her parents, Callie is caught in a growing war between fairy kingdoms. Fleeing to Chicago, she meets magical outsiders called Halfers and must decide how to protect her family, her people, and a world that has no easy place for her.

Peggy Fitzroy faces an unwanted engagement just as signs of treason begin to surface at court. Balancing her role as lady-in-waiting, spy, and reluctant romantic, she must uncover the plot before palace intrigue turns deadly.

Notorious seducer Phillip Montcalm expects another brief affair when heiress Lady Caroline Delamarre catches his eye. Instead, their instant passion runs straight into family baggage, past wounds, and the risky possibility that desire might become something deeper.

Leannah Wakefield races across London to stop her sister's elopement and accidentally sweeps Harold Rayburn into the chaos. One impulsive marriage later, passion is easy, but trust is much harder when both bride and groom are keeping secrets.

After a bad breakup, artist Annabelle Britton heads to Portsmouth, New Hampshire and gets adopted by a smoky gray cat named Alistair. A hidden magical inheritance and a suspicious death pull her into her first murder case as a witch.

Nearly ruined by her father's flight, Rosalind Thorne earns her living helping society women handle delicate problems. When a man is murdered at Almack's, she must use her connections to navigate scandal, class, and an increasingly dangerous investigation.

Sharp-tongued bluestocking Helene Fitzgerald seems the least likely of the wallflowers to make a match, yet Duke Marcus Endicott keeps returning to her side. Their growing attraction has to survive old secrets, family pressure, and serious money troubles.

Settling into Portsmouth, Annabelle takes a mural job at a new coffeehouse, only to find spooky disturbances, hidden tunnels, and a body below the shop. With Alistair and her coven, she has to sort trickery from real danger before a killer strikes again.

Peggy's father has returned from the dead, but relief does not last long. A veiled woman at her uncle's funeral sparks fresh questions about Peggy's past, pulling the young court agent into another dangerous web of secrets.

Adele Endicott has talent, taste, and no place in fashionable society, until a daring makeover lets her test both. As her gowns draw attention and James Beauclaire draws closer, love and ambition become harder to separate.

Shy heiress Madelene Valmeyer has spent years hiding from a cruel stepfamily and from society. The Wallflower Pact offers a chance to step into the light, but opening her heart to Benedict Pelham may cost more than confidence.

Rosalind agrees to trace the author of vicious letters aimed at a pregnant society wife, only to find an actor murdered and a sensational trial underway. With Adam Harkness beside her, she has to expose the truth before more lives are wrecked.

Anna's trip to the vet turns complicated when a local veterinarian is murdered and a celebrity cat vanishes. Suspecting magic may be involved, Anna and Alistair dig into a case of murder, catnapping, and small-town secrets.

Geraldine Monroe returns home after years away, reopening old family wounds and questions around her mother's death. Her sister Marie has built a careful life, but Geraldine's arrival forces both women to confront buried secrets and dangerous resentment.

Posing as Lady Melbourne's secretary, Rosalind hunts for stolen letters tied to Byron and Lady Caroline Lamb. Then a poisoned woman turns the assignment into a murder case tangled with blackmail, scandal, and serious political risk.

At a country house wedding party, Rosalind hopes to help a friend and perhaps reconnect with Devon Winterbourne. Instead, a suspicious death and a second tragedy force her to untangle secrets that could ruin both the celebration and her future.

Beth Fraser has built a successful life and kept her troubled past hidden from her teenage daughter, Dana. When a stranger claims to be Dana's grandmother, Beth is forced toward the family she escaped and one desperate last con.

Emma Reed leaves London to open a tea shop in a Cornish village with Oliver, her talking corgi. When the difficult owner of her hoped-for shop space is found dead, Emma and Oliver start sniffing out a killer.

While discreetly checking out a possible fortune hunter, Rosalind is pulled into a far more personal case when her disgraced father is murdered. Blackmail, espionage, and old family damage collide in one of her most tangled investigations.

Tea-shop owner Emma Reed and her talkative corgi, Oliver, face another murder in their Cornish village. As local gossip and old resentments pile up, Emma must follow the clues before someone gets away with more than barking threats.

Emma Reed's quiet Cornish life is disrupted by another suspicious death, sending her and Oliver after a killer. With several leads and a village full of secrets, the tea-shop owner must trust her instincts, and her corgi's sharp nose.

A missing pearl necklace seems like a family embarrassment, until Rosalind Thorne uncovers fraud, blackmail, and murder beneath a respectable Regency household. What begins as a theft inquiry becomes a sharp, dangerous look at who the family is protecting.

When a former lover of Rosalind's maid turns up gravely ill, the case lands inside Rosalind's own home. Suspected poisoning, threatened reputations, and growing feelings for Adam Harkness make this one of her most personal investigations.

A theft from Maria Fitzherbert's house sends Rosalind after a missing marriage paper that could shake the crown. Then a shady attorney is murdered, and the search becomes a race through royal scandal, family secrets, and mounting danger.

Fifteen-year-old Princess Victoria slips free of Kensington Palace for one ride and finds a dead man on royal grounds. Trapped between family control and her own curiosity, she launches her first investigation with only reluctant Jane Conroy at her side.

Engaged and uneasy, Rosalind heads to Bath to investigate whether a charming widow is preying on a baronet. Two sudden deaths turn the assignment into a knot of gambling, fraud, forbidden love, and real peril for Rosalind and Adam.